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“when ripen&039;d fields and azure skies

call&039;d forth the reapers&039; rtlg noise,

i saw thee leave their ev&039;ng joys,

and lonely stalk,

to vent thy bo&039;s swellg rise,

pensive walk

“when youthful love, war-bshg, strong,

keen-shiverg, shot thy nerves along,

those aents grateful to thy tongue,

th&039; adored na,

i taught thee how to pour ng,

to othe thy f

“i saw thy pulse&039;s addeng py,

wild send thee pleasure&039;s devio way,

isled by fancy&039;s teor-ray,

by passion driven;

but yet the light that led astray

was light fro heaven

“i taught thy anners-patg stras,

the loves, the ways of siple swas,

till now, o&039;er all y wide doas

thy fa extends;

and , the pride of i&039;s ps,

bee thy friends

“thou canst not learn, nor i can show,

to pat with thon&039;s ndscape glow;

or wake the bo-ltg throe,

with shenstone&039;s art;

or pour, with gray, the ovg flow

war on the heart

“yet, all beneath th&039; unrivall&039;d rose,

t e lowly daisy sweetly blows;

tho&039; r the forest&039;s onarch throws

his ary shade,

yet green the juicy hawthorn grows,

adown the gde

“then never urur nor repe;

strive thy huble sphere to she;

and trt , not potosi&039;s e,

nor kg&039;s regard,

can give a bliss o&039;eratchg the,

a rtic bard

“to give y unsels all one,

thy tuneful f still careful fan:

preserve the dignity of an,

with ul erect;

and trt the universal pn

will all protect

“and wear thou this”—she len said,

and bound the holly round y head:

the polish&039;d leaves and berries red

did rtlg py;

and, like a passg thought, she fled

light away

[to rs stewart of stair, burns presented a ancript py of

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